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The Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery
The famous painting "Girl with a Pearl Earring" hangs at The Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery, along with a collection of more than 840 objects of the Dutch Golden Age from artists such as Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Potter. Housed in a 17th-century waterfront building, the exhibits feature a form of art widely appreciated for its precise and realistic representation of the world. Download the official tour app, which includes an audio guide illustrated with photos and films concerning the collection, or join one of the guided tours, where you can learn interesting facts about each of the museum's highlights. Use our The Hague vacation planning website to add The Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery and other attractions to your The Hague vacation plans.
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Heads up! I took a train from Amsterdam to see the Girl with the Pearl Earring. Paid $19 Eu for admission. They never mentioned the painting was not on display. I expect transparency from a museum of.... more
Heads up! I took a train from Amsterdam to see the Girl with the Pearl Earring. Paid $19 Eu for admission. They never mentioned the painting was not on display. I expect transparency from a museum of.... more »
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Top collection of Dutch masters (and their disciples in France, Germany and other nearby regions) with first-rate paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and others, absolutely a must-see, even if slightly...
Top collection of Dutch masters (and their disciples in France, Germany and other nearby regions) with first-rate paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and others, absolutely a must-see, even if slightly... more »
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Beautiful gallery space with masterpieces abound — Vermeer, Rembrandt, Hals, and many more — all hung well and the gallery space used to perfection. Staff were nice too which is a lovely added bonus. Spent an hour and a half inside but you could easily spend two hours or more. Elevators for access and toilets are available too. Absolutely essential if you are in The Hague.
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I usually get bored after more than 2 hours in a museum. This one was perfect: marvelous paintings, it is not so big, just 2 floors, not very crowded, it was a delight. We enjoyed it a lot and somehow it is on 1st place when it comes to museums.
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